Jigawa governor presents N127.8 billion budget for 2017
The budget is seven per cent lower than the 2016 budget.
The budget is seven per cent lower than the 2016 budget.
Mr. Mohammed says the government is not incompetent.
“Provision has also been made in these estimates for activities that will foster a safe and conducive atmosphere..."
The governor says Kaduna will use its Paris Club refund to settle six years arrears of gratuity and death benefits.
The budget represents a 33 per cent raise on 2016 spending.
N58.9 billion will be spent on capital projects, while N56.6 billion will go to recurrent expenditure.
The UN last week doubled its appeal for northeast Nigeria to 1 billion dollars.
The proposed amount is N19.5 billion less than the 2016 budget.
The budget was reduced from that of 2016 by 22 per cent.
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The commission said it has identified about 200 communities nationwide without access to telecoms services.
Danladi Umar, chairman of the tribunal, fixed January 11 for continuation of the asset declaration trial.
Timi Frank wants the chairman of the party removed.
“The N1.5 billion is for procurement and distribution of CCTV cameras for monitoring and surveillance."
The vice president says government is planning to introduce Visa-On-Arrival policy.
The minister of health says there is no such hospital complex anywhere else in Nigeria.
The vice president says implementation of Nigeria’s “most ambitious” budget yet will begin in a matter of days.
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